CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT RULES ON PUBLIC PROJECT OWNER’S UNDISCLOSED INFORMATION
publication date: Aug 7, 2010
The California Supreme Court has ruled that a contractor can recover for a public project owner’s nondisclosure of superior information if the owner knew the contractor lacked the information and had no reason to obtain it.
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